This volume looks at various aspects of slave societies in the Caribbean from the 17th century to the 19th century. It covers the growth of the slave system, the slave economies and social structure, political control, forms of resistance, and creolization and religious beliefs.

The slave trade, African slaves and the demography of the Caribbean to 1750, Colin A. Palmer
the demographic structure of the Caribbean slave societies in the 18th and 19th centuries, Stanley L. Engerman and B.W. Higman
the slave economies of the Caribbean - structure, performance, evolution and structure, David Eltis
the social structure of the slave societies in the Caribbean, Gad Heuman
maroon communities in the circum-Caribbean, Silvia W. de Groot et al
social and political control in slave society, Hiliary Beckles
forms of resistance to slavery, Michael Craton
pluralism, creolization and culture, Franklin W. Knight
religious beliefs, Mary Turner
the disintegration of the Caribbean slave systems 1789-1886, Franklin W. Knight.